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Notice to pnbiic school Teachers.

Our State Supt. of Public Instruc-
ton, DR.. } Ohm il. Buchanan has very
kindly appropriated IL part of the Pea
body Fund, given to The State for sum-
mer normal institutes, 10 defray the eX
penSe Of tuition OF {; normal Institute to
be held ut Puwrllon (WacMpreague 2.
o. this summer. This institute will be
conducted by experienced and thorough
~ competent t. achers prominent am ng
whom will be Professors Sanford, of
New YORK and f. z. Brent, principal
Onancock Academy DR.. Buchanan
las also promised 10 be iii attendance.
The institute will continue two, three
or four weeks, according to amount Of
appropriation given, between the goth
OF June and 18th Of July. as NAV here
after he ;LScel tanned us best suiting the
masses of the teaclierS-due notice OF
winch will he given.
Iowtlt0n is IL seaport town and is
Gcci edly ole Of the incest located and
lrttiest towns fron-Dclmar to Cape
Chaslrs City. facing as 1t dies Wacha
prras re Inlet, opening to The Atlantic
Ocean, makes it one of the coolest and
most pleasant seaside summer resorts
Of our Peninsula. Fishing, sailing,
Island pichics &C., being tie order OF
the summeramung the genial, hospitable
citizens Of the town.
HE tuition will he free to all teachers
and advanced pupils who contemplate
teaching. Good board and comfortable
rooms abundant i'll the town, 10th by
public hotel, Mr.. a. S. Kellam, pro-
prietor. and by private families ut spec
ial moderate rates Which VIII be an
nounced soon. Ample arrangements
have been maIe for conveyance OF teach.
ers from Keller station TO POwelton,
(uistalce about 5 miles, with dispatch
and comfo;t-ior from 20 " rs cents,
according to humber carried. This is il
r;ire special opportunity for our PENN
sula teachers and should be attended by
all III order TO make it u permanent in
sJituJiUli. Many teachers are also eX-
pected from other counties. All who
eau possibly attend will please write me
at once that may arrange and assign
.I:cln to boarding places-publlc or pri-
vale lis preferred. Nothing will be left
I;nuune To make the session one Of COM
fort aid profit " all wllU Inlay be i'll at
tendance. Examination Of white appli-
clhus, iJr schools in Accomac county
next SESSION, will be held OIL the last day
OF the inStitute.-PenihSula papers
please copy.
JNo. E. MAPP, Co. Supt.
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VIRGLNIA:-In the Circuit Court
v for tile county of Accomack,s Fin va,
cation March 23rd 1887.
Sally Roberts, by Samuel j. Lewis,
her next friend. Plaintiff.
against.
Augustus Roberts,. Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit. is to obtain a
divorce vincule matrimonii:s
Affidavit having been made; before the
clerk OF the said court that tile said de-
fendant is nonresident of this State,
on the motion of the plaintiff. By tier
attorney, it is ordered that said defend
ant do appear here within one monthaf-
ter due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect his inter-
ests; and that this order be published
once wecl1f for four successive weeks
in tile "PENINsULA ENTERPRISE" IA
newspaper published at Accomack
Court House In said county, and also
posted at the front door of the court
house of the said county OH the first day
OF the next term of the County Court OF
the said county.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., c. c.
A Copy.
L. Floyd Mock. pa.
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GCcnlOut
Fish and clans are abundant with us

Fish and clans are abundant with us.
Miss Evans, III attractive young lady
of New Jersey, is visiting friends IN
LeemOnt.
On and after the 4th Sunday in May,
services will be held in the morning i'll
stead of afternoon.
Messrs. D. II. Johnson and Edward
I. Pate, are i'll the city buying goods
for their respective films.
Miss Lou Johnson of orr town is q
this time Il sojnurner at York, Pa, and
Miss L:blie Johnson at LuriN, Va.
Since the public schools closed here
Prof. Wimblough has opened IL private
one which is being literally patronized.
Capt. John r. Johnson IS running Il
semi-wcekly packet from Hunting creek
to Tangier, carrying thither corn and
hogs and exclHn ging them for fish.
y new dwelling is being erected by
Mr.. D. tt. Johnson for our shoemaker,
Mr.. Tindale of Clincoteague, who made
his home with us some weeks ago.
Mr.. Alfred Matthews, il, AMI Miss
Lizzie Young We're married at residences
of Mr.. A. +. Barnes. on Thursday. 18th
of April, Rev. j. Wright Norris oflicia-
ting.
Ephraim. wears old. son of Mr.. L
b. Vessels, fell off 4 cart one day last
week, between this place and Parksley,
and had his head so badly crushed, that
he cannot possibly live.
Miss Bette w. Lewis has inst re-
turned from the city with stock Of
millinery and fancy articles. aid is pre-
pared to furnish customers with prettier
goods and at better prices than ever be-
fore.
Our skillful blacksmith, Mr.. A. J.
McCreadv has recently completed Il
handsome grated door for the Jail, which
the occupants of that sinctnm will
doubtless admire us mu, h for its utility
as its beauty.
The thirsty with us are no longer re-
freShed blythe soft drinks of Mr.. Emory
Human. His customers who had been
accustomed to ''old red eyeo did not
take kindly to them. He closed out his
business last week.
Our oystermen are now reaping rich
harvest of filthy lucre. Tie wages OF Il
bouts crew Of two men, now average
daily from 81 to $40. The oysters are
caught OH Beach Rock, near Watts
Island and ut this time, is truly better
than q gold mine for them.
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Mr.. John W. Duncan, Onancock, a
victim Of the late fire, has with his
characteristics energy and enterprise, had
another establishment erected on the
site of his former one, and opened there
this week a fine line of jewelry just re-
ceiyed from the city. With men like
him reverses furnish the stimulus for
work which Will lead to greater success.
AS in the past, purchasers will always
find that lie has advantages which will
enable him to sell to you at less tlHln city
prices. AT this time especially he de :
serves and has the right to expect the
patronage Of lis coultymen.
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A festival will come of at Messongo
Baptist church on Monday. S0th day Of
May. commencing at p. M, and if
weather IS unfavorable at that time,
then on next fair day. Confectioneries
ice cream &C., will be literally supplied
for the occasion and supper provided
consisting of all the delicacies of the
season such as oysters, CLAIMS, fish sc.
4 parade of the Recllabites, represent
ing tents or lodges will take place at
81 p. m. of the same day. The public
are cordially invited. The proceeds Of
festival will be applied to the building
of a temperance hall at Messongo.
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Belle HIarcn.

A graded school will be opened here
next fall.
A large and handsome hill is TO be
built here, this year, 10y members OF a.
0. U, w.
Mr.. FULLY Moore and Miss Emma
Shaw were married at GAINESVILLE Oh ortl
inst. by Rev. e: d. Crawley.
The members If A. 0. U. W., are re-
quested to meet at their hall, on next
Tuesday. at u p. III. at their lust
meeting MesSrs. j. Almer Smith, john
Il. Young and Thomas IL. Joynes were
initiated Our lodge has now NON u
members.
a fair and festival OF large scale will
be held in l:cllc Haven park, ON 23rd
day Of June, and Il grand musical eller.
t;linment vii he given n evening OF
same day 1t is to be superior IN every
respect tua similar entertainment gwen
last year, which was so enjoyable and so
much complimeuteu. Tlieproceeds are
70 be applied for the benefit OF The M. Z.
Church, South.
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Public School Report.

For month ending April SOth. 1857
Number of schools in operation, 6S;
number OF pupils enrolled, 2.SS6; aver
age daily attendance. .S21; different
schools visited by superintendent, 4;
schools of more than one teacher, Is;
male teachers employed, 81, female
teachers employed, 1t; warrants issued
Ivy superintendent 20; amount of said
warrants, S4S318. JOHN e MAPP,
Superintendent.
P. S.-The few visits OF superintend-
ent to schools during the month was due
to sickness of superintendent and fam
lily. j. e. MAPP.
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Read the advertisement of Slocomb &
AmeS. which appears in this issue, ard
favor them with Il call at once. 1t will
be seen that they not ONLY have Tor sale
damaged goods which they will dispose
of at almost song, but have also in
stock an entirely new line OF everything
needed by their customers. Merchants
like them are entirely too enterprising
to 90 backward because disaster has
evertaken them, and you will find in the
future as in the past, that it VIII be to
your interest to favor them with your
patronage.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07

The Great Labor saver!
The Great Clothing Saver!
The Great Sap Saver!
Six Important Facts
1st Rubbing clothes on a wash GARD
or wearing them.
2ld. The Missouri steam washer
cleans clothing without tile ust of the
wash board.
Bird. by saving the wear on wash
board. clothing washed in the Missouri
steam washer will last twice as long.
4th. Anvfamily using tie Missouri
steam washer will save its cost from one
to five times year by the saving OF
wear ON clothes.
5tl, The Missouri steam washer does
away will all, The severe drudging o.
work day.
esh. Families lacking health and
strength are often compelled to have
their washing done at great expense,
which might be saved by doing it them.
selves with the Missouri steam washed.
Notice what your own citizens say
about it:
Your steam washer was brorght to
my house Il few days ago. take pleasure
in saying it has given entire satisfaction
and done it's work well. TIC. PITTS.
Onancock, March 18th: 'S7.
Having seen the Missouri steam wash
er in use. think it a success and a
great saving of labor. E. Fl. PITTS.
March 2lst, 'S7.
I have seen your machine work and
think 1t does all that is claimed for 1t,
AMI will get one soon. J.F. RILEY.
March 2lst, 'S7.
l have seen your machine work and
think 1t the best [ ever saw and would
not lie without one for twice It's cost.
j. w. MEARs.
This steam washer does well all the
work that is claimed for it. 1t has been
used at my house with much satisfac-
tioE. Il. q. JoYNEs.
The Missouri steam washer does
such good work and gives such entire
sat sfaction that you will please ordsr
one for ME. Mrs. V. WRIGHT.
The Missouri steam washer does all
work that it claims to do satisfactorily.
MRS. M. M. JOHNSON. Mrs. Ell. MEARs.
T have seen several steam washers, but
think the Missouri steam washer the
most complete one / ever saw, and does
the best work.
MEs.S. p. WEscorT, Mrs. M.G.KEILA4
N. B.-Any one wishing to sec the
machine work, OF desiring to purchase
one, will please notify me-. ,.-.,.-.---..
w. F. JOYNES, Agt.
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MeQrSyiIie,

Mrs. James Andrews of this rlace,
fell over the fence few days ago and
broke her collar bone.
The Irish potatoes are peeping through
the ground in this section, and the po-
t;to bugs are ON hand ready to devour
them.
a handsome dwelling is being bnilt at
Bloxom station for Mr.. George Y.
BloXom, by Aiessls. J. l.. Baily u Bro.
contractors.
The schooner Geo F. Wright. COM
manded by Capt. w. J. Sommers, sailed
for Rarpalann"ck this week. Her re-
turn cargo will be IL load OF oysters for
Capt. q: g. Jones.
Several young men IN this vicinity
who loved unwisely, now think the de-
mand will be greater for crepe than
orange blossoms this season. No mat
rinlonial boom is HOW expected, there
fore in this locality.
Work on the new church at Bethel
has commenced. MI. Robert Mock,
aided by 8 skillful workmen, has charge
Of the job. and it is hardly necessary to
add that an edilice Of handsome proper
tons will soon be completed.
The elopement of Mr.. John J. Simp-
son and a young lady OF fifteen summers
from this place, last~Sunday, now fur
nislles the theme for much chin music
in this vicinity. They found an oblig-
ing parson andwere duly united at Girls
field.
MI. AT. Mcars leaves for Baltimore
this week, to purchase his spring and
summer goods. His headquarters while
there will lie at Bowlys wharf. and he
desires persons who wish to order goods
during next week through him, to adj
dress him at That place.
The sloop Sadie Bell. bailing from
this place, indicted for illegal dredging
1T last term of grand jury court, and
lately released from the charge, WIS
capsjzed ut FiSherma1s, northampton
county, during Il storm on the 10Th of
Apr !, and is a total wreck. The boat
WIS valued at 81 900 and was lately pur
chased by Capt Artemus f. PoulSon
and Martin E. CheSSer, to whom her
loss is a serious one. The crew on the
sloop, all of whom were from Accomac.
reached the shore safely IN their ylwl
boat.
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The attention of the ladies is especi.
ally invited 10 the numcrsus and fine az
ticles OF ladies' wear which to day is
offered them through OR columns by
Messrs. w, {. Colcbun IL Sons.-
They now carrya finer line of that kind
than they ever had i'll stock before. suit
able in both quality ard price to please
every one.
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MI. WIN. S. Byrd, formerly of this
county. but of late years doing business
as a commission merchant in Baltimore
is now on visit to friends on the East
ern Shore 1t is TO he hoped that dur
ing his stay with us he will be recuper-
ated to al extent, to he able to stand the
lahors with which our people will fax
him by heavy shipments this season and
which he so richly deserves. Our peo-
pie are too well posted AS to his merits
as a man and commission merchant to
require an extended notice at our hands
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07

Ex Partc. Petition of Jno. Alfred
Daisey &c's late guardian. Petition
filed by Jno. w. Bunting. late guardian
who was directed to pay costs 1f petl-
ton and deposit balance III hand he
longing to his late Wards in Marine
hank of Norfolk on interest account,
Ordered that u special grand jury DC
elnpannelled ut the May term nexJ list
day).
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openins,pocomolse city,ma,

Mrs. U. B. Henderson has just OPEN
ed her rich stock of Millinery, Notions,
Dry GrodS &C., all having been carefully
selected by her daughter who is now
the buyer for their establishment. and
who also superiDtends the trimming de-
partment. Work guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction and carefully execut-
ell. as she has two experienced and tasty
trimmers, and all the new styles receiv-
ed weekly.
Stamping, pinking and embroidery
done while customer waits. A cordial
invitation to all
Mrs. U. B. HENDERSON
Pocomoke city, Md.
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Kent & Wilson, Parksley, Va, have
Just received u Car load OF VirginiuS
Guano for early sweet potatoeS and
farmers will do well to call early and get
it for their first planting. as itnever
fails to bring them early aud we all know
that it is tie earliest that rays the best.
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Read the card of O. F, Day, Son s
Co., Baltimore, manufacturers OF sad
.Cr trU..aaT +i.-r'tolr-oo
and Nh. Jno B. Doughty who will make
frequent visits of the Eastern Shore In
their interest, has the unqualified ell
dorsement Of all who know him.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07

ATessrs. BIT. Nelson, and Thomas Fl.
Nelson, deputy sheriff and guard, re-
spectivrly, left last Tuesday for Rich
nond, with one Joseph Daniel. colored,
convicted of forgery and sentenced to
four years in penitentiarY at April term
Of our coult.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. szgpp
OF THE .!S$Sssssz:sssss:
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice, on nII'l arrer Sunday.
Dee. 3tll, 1856, VIII run their steamers as
follows, twenther permlttins.I leaving South ST.,
Wharf ut Oh O'Clock p u
Steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. 8. q. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for Crisneld, Finnsy's
Onuncock, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, Rehopoth,
POcOmoko City and Snow Hill.
Observation-Disclosures Snow Hill Mondays and
Thursday ut a. NJ, touching at river landings
ings at tho usunl hours Onancock p. IN,
Flnneys 2:3O p. m.
steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. W. W. MATTHEWS.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for crlsneId, Bonman's.
Evans, Dogys, hunting CrceK, iuiiloro ana
aIessoDgo. KErUhNINU-Loavr Mess ,EgoF Fri
day Ga. M, touching at Hunting Creek 2nd
Gullford ut usuulhonrs, Nandual! noon, Boggs
p. m. Evans l35, Hofflnan's 2, r;Lngler Island
up, m.ln.,
Every SUNDAY for Crisflcld, Hofrmpn's, Evans,
Boggs', Nludu d. Wis, Reads'Mlles', Shields.
Hungars nud rayJr's wnaryes. RETURNING
-cnyes ,raylurs Tuesday at 6n.m.. touching
nc lilo above landings MT usual hours.
ALL Steamers leave Crisneld FOL Ba'tl-
~ more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
o. tic N Y, Phill. and Norfolk, Wlcomico anI
Pocomoke X. r. daily, Delaware, NJ .ryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Positively nc. freight received after 45 p. m.
and must be prepaid to all points, except
on tho N. Y. Philu, aud Norfolk Railroad.
P. r. CLARK General Agent,
100 South Street. Baltimore.
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MI. Z. G. Ames, Cbapelville, has
lust received a large supply OF spring
goods OF every kind and description. he
also carries Il good line OF furn;ture-a!l
of which he offers very cheap for cash
or produce at the.highest market prices.
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Mr.. Thos. II. KelIam has recently
opened green grocery establishment at
.iccomac G.. H., and is now prepared to
furnish customers with tirSt-clslsS CHI
caso beef and other articles i'll his line,
at fair prices.
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Niess.s. S. *. Martin & Co., Hoff-
mans wharf, whose cad appears i'll this
issue, ale HOW better prepared than ev-
er before to meet the wants OF their
large and increasing trade. AT this time
the Delaware patent berry crate lisa Spe-
cialty with them, ut factory prices.
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GrccIiback willie.

The oyster shipping business at this
point is not as brisk us it was some time
ago.
Children's day in the NJ. p. Church at
this place will be held on Sunday, June
5ti, next.
a grand NJ p. Sabbath school cele-
bration and festival combined. is to he
held at this place, on July 4ih and 5th.
next. The programme for tile occasion
with full particulars will be given out in
proper tine.
C. B. Mason, Esq, one of our mer-
chants, will leave here III few days 70:
his new home, Paramount. Md. Mr.
Mason leaves on account of his wile's
health. She having conceived The idea
that the an at this place is too strong
for her weakly constitution.
Schooner Peter ]. Hart, Capt. ]. s.
Pruitt, commanded, arrived here the
latter liart Of last werk with Il cargo of
small oysters, and having completed his
engagements for running oysters for
planting purposes, will now take in Il
load of pine wood for New York market.
The new N. P. preacher. Rev. q. P.
Truitt. of Chincoteague and Franklin
City Circuit. preached last Sabbath
morning at Wattsvllle, in the afternoon
at New Church, and at night in lie NJ.
p. Church ut this place. He is quite Il
young man in YEARS aud also III the min
istry, yet he seems to bc at home at the
work he has chosen.
Rey. B. f. Jester is conducting II re-
yival meeting at the private residence
of Mr. George L. Marshall, near tile old
sign post. AT the meeting held there
on last Sunday night persons made Il
profession of religion. Rev. B. +. Jes-
ter will continue the revival services us
long us the present manifestations of
interest prevails, and regular services,
once in two weeks, until tile new church
10 be built at the sign post Shall be COM
pleted.
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Travellers visiting Baltimore for
either business or pleasure will tind the
''Maltby House" a desirable hostelrle-
located in the business celtre oil the
city and convenient to steamboat land
ings and railroad depots. Fare first
Class and rates low.
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Commenceme nt-onancoca school.

EDITOR ENTERpRIsE:-T The COM
mencement exercises of the Onanc0ck
Public High School will take place
Thursday evening, May II. Prof. Lit
Teton, formerly of Woiliord College, S.
G. will read al ode to education written
for the occasion. The. Rev j. r. Stur-
gis of Pungoteague, Va. will deliver
the scholarship medal. County Super.
intendent, Trustees and the public cor
daily invited.
Respectfully,
G.G. JoYNs
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Mrs. Mary Il. Smith, MessOngo, as
will be seen in our issue of to-day, is
now prepared to furnish customers with
everything pretty. attractive and cheap
IN the millinery line.
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Blackstone u Bell lave just added to
their establishment Il soda fountain and
are prepared to give to their patrons
first class soda of various tlavors, ice
cold.
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Mrs Dolly Bonnewell, wife of John
w. Bornewell, died suddenly at Acco-
mac Z. II last Tuesday in The 35th year
OF her age.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07

Mrs. Esther Martyne mother of Mrs:
DR.. b. G.. Kellam. Accomac G. H., died
in Baltimore, April 10Th, in the o9th
year of her age.
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A special meeting of the Lodge OF
A. O. u. w. will hc held at Accomac
G. H.. next Monday. y fullattendance
OF The members is requested.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07

Mr.. b. w. Mear5is inthe city buying
large stock Of spring and summer
goods.
First-class shingles are being manu-
featured at the saw mill recently es-
lablished here by Mr.. c. W. Lloyd.
Messrs ]. j. Wescott, III Hyslop,
5. l.. GofligoM and l.. w. Mock, sum
moued as grand jurors of the district
court, left for Norfolk last Monday
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Keller.

Our farmers are now busy putting out
potato sprouts.
A large number of hogs are dying of
cholera i'll this section.
Some of our farmers say, that they
will ship strawberries next week.
Potato bugs are more numerous in
this section than was ever known before.
Asparagus SO far las been the largest
crop shipped froul our station this sea-
sou.
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The steamer Tangier taken off some
time ago, to be repaired and repalnted
is again on her route.
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LOCAL MEW s.

Circuit Court of Acconlac common
ces next Tuesday.
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NoTIcE.-Persons having colts to al
ter can5se me at Drlmmondtown on
court day or at my home at Fair Oaks.
have had several years experience and
never lost colt. 1 will go to any part
of thecounty and insure twO-tliirtls
value of colt. for 10 per cent anu reg
nlar fee. Horses taken at my home for
treatment at actual cost Of keeping.
S. &. burlington.